Two Factor Authentication Systems?

Posted by Cliff on Wednesday October 26, 2005 @11:35AM from the something-you-know-and-something-you-have dept.

HerculesMO asks: "I've been given a project to undertake that involves setting our internal network systems up to have two factor authentication. I need suggestions to take in front of our CIO that shows how the security model works, cost vs benefit/features, and the different options. At this point, the name brand is RSA and I'm pressed to find any others even though I've done looking around. We are open to biometric tokens as well, because they may be used for digital certificate signing for e-mails. Sadly, it has to integrate with our Windows 2003 Active Directory set up... it's not Linux, but I figure Slashdot readers can come up with lots of Linux security tokens that will work under Windows too, so please have at it! :)"

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RFQ by chris_mahan · 2005-10-26 11:39 · Score: 5, Insightful

RFQ to vendors. Let the CIO compare the proposal. Don't do his job. He's not cutting you a slice of his salary.

What you might ask /. is what to put in the RFQ together.

But you know your system and requirements best.

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